How to wear your watch correctlyUpdated 4 hours ago
- We recommend that straps and bracelets are always worn slightly loosely to allow air to circulate and any moisture to evaporate.
- Wearing your watch too tight can cause skin irritation. If you experience redness, swelling, itchiness or any other irritation. Please take your watch off immediately for a break.
- Keeping your watch and skin clean/dry maximises comfort and prevents long-term damage to your watch and your skin. This is especially important after workouts or exposure to liquids such as sweat, soap, sunscreen and lotions that can cause skin irritations.
- If your watch is exposed to any other liquids such as salt water, swimming pool water, soapy water, perfume, sunscreen, hand sanitiser, cosmetics, or other chemical products; wash it with clean water and dry it fully with a soft cloth.
- Any residue, including that from cosmetics and heavy perspiration, should be removed frequently to avoid changing the integrity of the watch materials.
- Avoid using the watch in extremely high temperature environments. This can trigger the watch to overheat and irritate the skin.
- Avoid using the watch in high humidity environments. This could affect the water resistance of the watch.
